Reyes Fugitive Charge Sparks Bond Hearing
United States District Attorney C. C on Jr. and Cor ner Edwards signed a $10,000 appearance bond for General Reyes as authorities seek him on a conspiracy to start a military expedition against Mexico. Reyes faced a crowd at the French Building while Yale Hicks worked with Cresson Jr. and authorities.
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United States
C. Con Jr
Corner R. L. Edwards
Charge Reyes
General Reyes
Webb
Texas
United States of America
Bernardo Reyes
F. W. Cook
United States District Court
Republic of Mexico
Fred W. Cook
San Antonio
F. A. Chapa
Commissioner Edwards
Yale Hicks
Hicks, Hicks & Teagarden
Marshall Hicks
Laredo
Rodolfo Reyes
C. C. Cresson Jr
Edwards
Waller T. Burns
Federal Court
Reyes
Reyes Retana
Chapa
Tarver Bee
Beneral
Ketees
Secret Service
Marshal Nolte
Cresson
John L. Dibrell
H. A. Thompson
Joe Priest
Secret Sery
General
Fio
Madero
Cavalry to Deploy to Laredo for Border Assistance
Troop I of the Third Cavalry will leave San Antonio for Laredo at 9 o clock tonight to assist civil authorities after the arrest of General Reyes and several associates. The deployment follows a request from United States Marshal C. G. Brewster who holds jurisdiction in the area. Capt. leads the troop in this mission.
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George B. Comly
Leon Springs
Fort Sam Houston
Fort McIntosh
Laredo
Couly
C. B. Hagadorn
Twenty-third Infantry
Mexico
Yates
Minera
Duncan
el Paso
E. F. Green
Fourth Cavalry
E. Z. Steever
Third Cavalry
San Antonio
General Reyes
United States
C. G. Brewster
Women’s Clubs to Meet in Houston Federation Session
More than 100 visitors and delegates are in Houston for the State Federation of Women's Clubs gathering beginning tomorrow. Advance committees met to discuss matters to come before the general sessions. The auditorium hosts the sessions with elaborate programs for entertainment and events.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bottled in Bond Whiskey Delivers Low Prices
Star Liquor Co announces pure old rye or bourbon whiskey in bulk or bottled in bond at low prices. Located at 121 W. Commerce St with phones 2794, offering prompt citywide delivery.
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Bond
Star Liquor Co
Commerce St
Doctor Simon Flexner Named Honorary Member in Germany
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute New York was named honorary member of the Royal Institute for Experimental Therapeutics in Frankfurt by Emperor William I I. Flexner, aged 48, has directed Rockefeller laboratories since 1903 and recently announced a positive cure for spinal meningitis.
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Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
William of
Germany
Royal Institute For Experimental Therapeutics
Frankfort-on-the Main
Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Secret service finds rifles and bombs in Laredo houses tied to Reyes plot
U S agents seized 200 rifles and 7000 ammunition rounds at Faustino Garcia controlled premises in Laredo. At an ex-county official’s home they found 70 dynamite bombs and other arms. Two arrests made. Munitions sent to Fort McIntosh for U S authorities. A arrested man said Reyes paid him 400 pesos for aiding revolutionary aims against Madero.
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Laredo
Tex
Secret Service
Faustino Garcia
Infseset—N
Fort McIntosh
United States
Reyes
Madero
General Reyes
Offici al Warns Peace Officer Over River Crossings
A Webb county minor peace officer is warned to cease river crossings into Nuevo Laredo to solicit desertion of Mexican federal soldiers to General Reyes. Mexican officials demand end to interference with their troops and threaten arrest if the officer returns to the Mexican side. Secret service agents conveyed the warning to prevent further actions and international tension.
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Webb County
Reyes
Nuevo Laredo
General Reyes
Advertising Club Sends Doings to Advertisers
The San Antonio Advertising club highlights belief in advertising as its weekly luncheon at the St. Anthony on 12:30 features T. N. Smith presenting What Is Advertising. The current Doings issue expands to sixteen pages, the largest ever, mailed to all US ad clubs and eighty five local advertisers.
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San Antonio
the St. Anthony
T. N. Smith
Yoakum to Build Jail with County Support
Yoakum officials announce a new jail project funded by DeWitt and Lavaca counties. County commissioners approve the construction and outline support details.
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Yoakum
Tex
Tihie
DeWitt
Lavaca
Mayor Shank Drives Fresh Food Plan For City Stores
Indianapolis mayor Samuel D B D Shank promotes direct farmer sales to residents by selling potatoes without middlemen and plans a municipal market to cut daily living costs. He believes the model can work in any U S city.
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Samuel Dbd
Shank
Indianapolis
United States
Hearst accused by Labor at AFL convention in Atlanta
Charles H. Moyer brands William Randolph Hearst as an enemy of organized labor at the AFL convention in Atlanta. James M. Lynch defends Hearst saying he is the continent’s largest private employer of union labor outside government and merits investigation before condemnation.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
William Randolph Hearst
American Federation of Labor
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Hearst
United States
McNamara Brothers
Gompers
National Civic Federation
Carpenters and Building Trades’ Department
Electrical Workers
West End meeting on municipal paving plans tonight
West End property owners will hold a mass meeting at the Presbyterian church under the West End Improvement Club to discuss city improvements including the paving of Zarramora Street. Last Friday’s club meeting brought the topic without endorsement and adjournment was set for another full turnout tonight.
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West End
Presbyterian Church
Longevity of Artists in Later Life
The London Chronicle notes artists painting late into life. Thomas Robert Macquoid remained active at 91, T. S. Cooper practiced well past his ninetieth birthday, John Massey Wright worked until 93, and Titian lived to almost 100 while continuing to paint.
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Thomas Robert Macquoid
Cooper
Royal Academy
John Massey Wright
Titian
London Chronicle
San Antonio Boy Violinist Graduates to Teacher in New York
A. M. C. Garcia, son of Joseph and Isabel Garcia, left San Antonio last May to study violin in New York. He has now become a teacher at the conservatory of Ovide Musine. Berlin reports Rafael Diaz from San Antonio rising to a second Caruso.
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San Antonio
A. M. C. Garcia
New York City
Garcia
Joseph
Isabel Garcia
New York
Ovide Musine
Berlin
Rafael Diaz
Caruso
Bulldog Covers 345 Miles to Reunite With Owner
J W Shriver of Clearfield South Carolina reports his white bulldog traveled 345 miles to Omaha to find him. The dog crossed several rivers including the Missouri and previously rode in the baggage car a year ago when accompanying his master.
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J. W. Shriver
Clearfield
S. C
Omaha Bee
Shriver
Omaha
Merchants’ Hotel
Missouri
Brotherly Talent Mocked by Harpers Bazaar
The excerpt satirically notes a boy asked about his work with a cryptic line about a “little mother” and smoking a cigarette for the lady. It portrays a cleft of social role and mischief in a quip from Harper’s Bazaar.
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Harper’s Bazar
No Better Way to Break a Bad Cold
An advertising claim touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest, safest cure for grippe and severe colds. It promises relief after the first dose and victory over headache, feverishness, nasal congestion, sore throat, and rheumatic aches, with a 25 cent package. It claims quinine is ineffective for colds after three years of research.
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Pape
Michigan lumber dealers deny conspiracy in Sherman act case
The Michigan retail Lumber Dealers Association and its officers and directors in federal court answered indictments charging Sherman anti trust violations. The reply admits gathering and sharing information about manufacturers and wholesalers dealing with consumers, but denies conspiracy intimidation and black list methods.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michiga Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Carpenter Peace Arrest Attempt Over Illegal Registration
Nathaniel Peace a New York carpenter lived in a toolhouse in front of H C Frick's steel mansion at 640 Fifth Avenue. Police investigated after a warrant was sought but the magistrate learned Peace's registration was legal and no arrest followed.
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Nathaniel Peace
New York American
Peace
Fif Avenue
H. C. Frick
Frick
Sealing the Peak knicker tale stirs Boston crowd
A fragment from Hear's Bazar describes a chaotic scene where a Boston girl is urged to speak, fellows call on her, and participants frantically tie themselves with ropes in a frenzied display.
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Boston
Frigi Bocker
Heer
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Free Trial If Not Satisfied
A liberal offer guarantees free Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets if users do not find relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. The formula combines Bismuth Subnitrate, Pepsin, Carminatives, and other ingredients, with careful manufacturing and a structured dosage plan to aid digestion. Offered in 25 cent, 50 cent, and 1.00 dollar sizes at The Rexall Store, H. L. Wagner, E. Houston and Ave C.
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Rexall
H. L. Wagner
Houston and
Ave
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